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So if you could work remotely anywhere in the country, where would that be? Wyoming. Why Wyoming? It's beautiful. Year round, the weather is great. Okay. I miss the green. Yes. That's where I'm from. Oh, I didn't know that. How can I didn't know that? Because you don't care. That's true. Remote.com is out with the top five places for you to work remotely. Okay. Wyoming is not on the line. It didn't make the top five? No. No one wants to be in Evansville. Okay. Number five, Concord, New Hampshire. Well, of course. Okay. It's on my bucket list of places I have to visit. I'm questioning this list.

Okay.

Number four, New York, New York. Of course. It's on my bucket list of places I have to visit.

I'm questioning this list. Okay. Number four, New York, New York.

Really? If you're going to work remotely, wouldn't you want to be in the city and the hustle and a bustle?

Not in some 400 square foot apartment. It costs you a 600,000 month.

Number three, Des Moines, Iowa.

Okay. That's the same, pretty much the same, small town living, but you're working remotely. It is. Number two, Honolulu, Hawaii. Well, come on. Of course. Let me tell you, though, I wouldn't want to go to Honolulu. No. That's just too congested. Too much traffic. That is true. Hawaii is good than any Wyoming. That's just too congested. It's Hawaii. Bad Hawaii is good than any Wyoming.

That's true.

That is true.

You know, just for, I was just testing the waters yesterday.

Okay.

Barry and I were walking into a meeting.

And he said, so how was your day?

I said, oh, it's great.

I said, I was on Zill looking at all these new places we could buy in Maui.

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